The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-08-12
Frank and his pard will give en- a good

show.
The aldermen in White Lake get two
dollars for each regular meeting and tif-
ty cents for each special meeting. The
auditor gets seyenty-five dollars a year;
the city attorney, one hundred; the chief
of police, thirty five dollars per month;
and the city treasurer 2 per cent. of all
money coming into the treasury.
Mrs. james Leach has sent the
CRAPHIc office u half dozen of the larg.
est hens eggs we eversaw. The young
man who brought the eggs in says they
were laid by fowls of the McGlynn va
riety-a very small sized breed of hens.
After looking at the eggs one would
opine that after a hen has deposited one
of them she must feel an unuttcrable
goneness like unto that experienced by a
i person who had been seasick a week.
The first strolling Italian street mu-
sicians ever out this way struck Kimball
Tuesday night, aud they were among the
pSos VA thSlI luu 4AClC "SIC WV VI
thcm-with a harp and violin. They
played for an improrstu hop at the hall
in the opera house in the evening and
made magnificent music. They were.
in fact, the only street musicians we
heard who could play tirst-class dance
muse.
| . The nl11G Nf the Gods r,in1 c1nv,1y hut
they get there just the same. George
Richardson, who still wears his arm in a
sling, got even with his jack for biting
him by bringing the long cared quadru-
ped into town Tuesday and having his
teeth pulled out-or rather, broken off.
Dave Morray did the job. assisted by
Dr.. Milliron, John Mccartney, Arthur
Baker, DIR. Scott, j. B. Ryan, G. w.
Hardy. j. NJ. Percy and ascore of others.
Have you ever tried kerosene in your
washing operations? 1t will pay in the
saving of elbow grease.-BTou HiUs
Times.
Yes, we have, and it works like Il
charm. If used too long. however, it
will make the clothes yellow. After
four or five washings it should be dis
pcnscd with for a week. The best way to
thirds bar of soap in a basin of hot
water, then add two tablespoonful's of
the kerosene and turn the whole into n
boiler Of clothes when ready to boil. Oh,
! ,rn 1-,,r, J., W, - ,-,1 -.
The Milwaukee and st. Paul. in its
new rules to employees, says: "Thc use
of intoxicating drinks has proved q
source of most painful trouble to all
railways as well as to individuals. The
company will exercise the most rigid
scrutiny in reference TO the habits OF
employees IN his respect. and any EN-,
ployc who has bcen dismissed on this
account will not be re employed: Drink.
ing when on duty or frequcnting 50,
looms will not be tolerated. and prefer,
cnce will be given to those who do not
drink at all.
At Smiths Opera House, Ausustr5
Mr.. Frank Cushing will give an cxhi
bition Of trick %tumbling at the opers
house on Monday next, August IS, from
j to 6 y. IN. for the benefit of the Cath
Ole Society of Kimball. All who have
not seen this excellent gymnast should
avail themselves Of this opportunity
Admission 25 cents.
Immediately after dinner dancing viii
commence in the hall, the charge fol
which will be 10 cents a set. Admission
to the grand ball in the evening, 81 90 fol
dancing tickets and % cents for spec
tators. Ladies fire.. A tirst-class or
chcstra VII be present.
Hotel Change.
j. f. Conant. SO long proprietor of on,
or both hotels in Kimball. purchased tn,
%Plankinton House at Plankinton las
week and took possession on the 4tl
inst. His son in-law, O. 4. Brigham
will manage the house until Sept. 1. a
which time Mr.. Conant and family viii
move from the Dakopolis Hotel hero tc
that place. The GRAPHIC regrets tina
this is SO. for Uncle Jakc"-or pa
as we call him-and his family hav
many warm friends in Kimball who vii
regret their departure. The citizens o
P%lankinton will find Mr.. Conant a
square a man to deal with as they yer
often meet. He always has a shot ba
full of silver to pay his bills, and h
knows how to keep a mighty good he
tel, and does so. We wish him the sam
abundant success in his now field that h
has had in Kin,ball.
The "Fhnts'a and Leans.
. The fat men and the lean men of Kin